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Amersham Reunion
Latimer Cormorant Centre
Friday 10th June

Welcome
Here’s what to expect…
• ~150 people from your past! Happy days.
• Plenty of informal time so you can circulate widely.
• A welcoming drink followed by a pay bar.
• At 8pm sharp there will be a special event in the
Cormorant Suite – don’t miss it!
• Hog Roast and side dishes, followed by desert. Dinner
will be served in the restaurant. There is no seating
plan, just sit where you want. Weather permitting there
is seating space outside.
• There may also be some other surprises through
the evening.
• Keep an eye out for the rolling presentations
of photographs from the good old days.
Thanks for your support It’s been great!
The organisers would like
to thank the following:
Spring Partnership for the Entertainment
Fst for creation and printing of the
programme
Grahame Robb Associates
And Alan Livingston for the video
and photographic presentations.
www.llcassociates.co.uk

Alan Hamilton
Joined The Radiochemical Centre in 1972. I was placed in the
Pharmaceutical Department where I led a production team producing
radiolabelled vitamin B12. Later I was involved in setting up the first
R&D Molecular Biology Group in about 1979. This evolved into a more
general Life Sciences R&D group and evolved with the company in
Amersham International, In the early 90s I joined the Commercial Group
within Amersham Life Sciences and had varied jobs as product manager,
business development manager and other marketing roles. In the mid
90s I rejoined R&D and in time became part of Amersham Pharmacia.
I retired in 2000 and have been very content doing a little consulting,
gardening etc.
Alan Livingston
Joined in 1988 into Life Science sales. Then moved into various
Marketing roles, before leaving in 2005. Following Marketing roles
in Invitrogen and Thermo Fisher Scientific, I’m now Director, Global
Product Marketing for Science solutions at Thomson Reuters, providing
intelligent information services and tools to Pharma, Healthcare,
Academia and Biotech.
Keen skier (with the family) and have bumped into Linsey, Stephen Archer
and Vikki P on the slopes and even Steve D and Sue en route to Whistler
over the years. I’ve retained my interest in Photography and still organise
quizzes for charity in my local community.
Ali Layne-Smith
Everyone attending
Ali joined Amersham International as an HR Officer in 1995 initially based
at the White Lion Road site and went on to support all the business
groups in Amersham Health apart from Commercial. She then moved to
Corporate HR where she was involved with the Hammersmith MRC JV,
and the Nycomed and Pharmacia mergers. She then moved to Pollards
Wood where she took over leadership of the newly formed HR Services
team. After the GE acquisition Ali moved to the Hatfield site as an HRBP
for Clinical Services.
Ali left GEHC in 2006 and worked for the MRC as head of HR for
10 months before joining an ex-colleague at Johnson & Johnson where
she’s been ever since. Ali and Adam have two adopted daughters
Naomi (8) and Leah (2) and a very soppy cat called Blackadder (9).

Alison Sweet
Joined Life Sciences R&D in 1988. When R&D shut became Portfolio
Analysis Manager. Still at GE in Health Economist role.
Alistair Wilson
I worked for Amersham between 1998 and 2002 in the
communications/corporate affairs department as internal
communications director. I now work for myself as an independent
consultant in communications and have done so for the past 7 years
with a diverse range of corporate clients. The company is called
Wilson Gallagher Ltd (website:www.wilsongallagher.com).
I am married with two daughters and still support Newcastle
United FC - through thin and thinner!
Andrew Carr
Worked at Amersham from 1987 until reaching
CEO Amersham Biosciences position,
leaving GE in 2005. Currently President of
the Microbiology Division at ThermoFisher
Scientific.
Andy Sutcliffe
Worked Sept 98 to Feb 03 Amersham
Biosciences in R&D, 1st floor B22 in Steve
Lewis’ DIGE group. Currently I work at
Johnson & Johnson Medical Ltd as their
Sales Force effectiveness Director for the
UK and Ireland. Married to Catherine for
10 years, we have three children and I’m
enjoying life.
Angie Devenish
Worked for Amersham Biosciences as a Development Scientist from
1985 until 2003 when the unit was disbanded. Now retired and enjoy
gardening, travelling, doing Yoga, Keep Fit, walking in the local area.
For my mental fitness I am learning Spanish and enjoy Sudoko.

Anita Savage (Standen/Lawther)
I worked at The Radiochemical Centre from August
1973 (mostly in Co57/58 and I125 production),
through the Amersham International plc days and
Nycomed Amersham (mostly in literature production
at Amersham Place), finally leaving in May 1999. Very
active member of Rec Soc. Worked in administration
at The University of Reading until December 2010 –
when I took early retirement! Busy ‘making things’
and doing craft courses. Love it!!!
Ann Pedder
Worked from 2004 until 2009 as head of Sourcing and as GM Sales
Ops. Currently Head of Profession for Procurement for the Foreign
and Commonwealth Office.
Arvind Patel
Started in June 1985 as Interface Scientist for Amersham
International and was made redundant in Dec 2007 by GE
Healthcare. Worked with Iodine-125 which covered various roles
as Development Scientist to managing the combined areas of
development, custom labelling and manufacturing of Iodine-125
products before finally moving to a role as QC Manager of Life
Sciences Radiochemicals at Grove Centre. Currently working
as Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs Manager for CliniMed
Ltd which is a medical devices company specialising in stoma
products – based in Loudwater near High Wycombe.
Ben Jacoby
I worked at The Radiochemical Centre / Amersham International from
1977-1987 in R&D. I now work as a consultant in regulatory affairs
helping manufacturers bring novel medical devices to market The
products are mostly in vitro diagnostics medical devices and I advise
mostly in connection with EU and US regulations and clinical trials for
medical devices. I also worked for Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics (J&J)
from 1996 until 2010 in regulatory affairs. Our unit was at Pollards
Wood from 1996-1999 before we moved to Old Amersham (Church
House) and then later to High Wycombe.

Ben Tilly
I worked at Amersham/APB from February 2001 – January 2004
(3 years) in the European Web-team as Web Manager and then
eMarketing Specialist, reporting into Sarah Parkin, (now Kettle), and
Sarah Jeffery respectively. Currently heading up the Mutli Channel
strategy for Sanofi Aventis in Guildford (Sanofi HQ). This involves
digital, (online), direct mail, TV, call centres, meetings and events.
After leaving GE, (Amersham), I completed a Masters degree in
eBusiness. I have since worked for several well known brands
including Apple, BBC and IBM. In my spare time I enjoy cycling and
I’m currently working with Stephen Archer on the Aston Martin racing
website (www.amocracing.org)
Bob Jessop
I was with Amersham in all its guises for 31 years, starting in
October 1977 at TRC in the Organic Department, Tritium R&D. I was
transferred to SST (Special Synthesis Team, now known as Custom
Preparations) soon afterwards, then moved to Cardiff in 1980. I was
with the Carbon-14 Custom Prep group until 1989 when I moved into
the Life Sciences R&D group to develop the SPA technology.
Over the next few years, I was involved with SPA beads, assays and
particularly instrumentation. When imaging technology came on the
scene, I set up the collaboration with Imaging Research in Canada
which ultimately led to the launch of the Leadseeker instrument,
followed by the INCell range. I finished my career running installations
and training courses on the INCell 1000 and retired in July 2008.
These days, having retired, I spend my time playing golf and going
on holiday as often as possible.
Bret Dash
Worked in UK Sales, and moved to the USA. Now back in the
UK working for Electrolab, a company with a global reputation in
fermentation equipment design, as Interim Director of Sales and
Marketing. Passionate about bioreactor design and manufacture.
Bronwen Harvey
Worked in Development from 1986 until 2003, then moved into QC
before leaving in 2008. now at Lonza Biologics in Quality Assurance
via Bayer Plc.

Carl Alldus
I worked at Amersham International
between 1986 and 1989 in the
“New Technologies” department
at the Pollard’s Wood site. On
leaving Amersham, I worked at
Glaxo for 6 years, and for the last
15 years I have been employed at IMS
Health in Marylebone, where I currently
manage the forecasting department.
Caroline Kelly
Worked at Amersham from 1983 to 2005.
Where didn’t I work!? Here is the chronological
order: Labelled Compounds Department:
35S Manufacturing (The Grove Centre), Non
Radioactive Manufacturing (Pollards Wood
and Unit 10 St George’s Industrial Estate),
Life Sciences Development (B29 and B22
Grove Centre), Life Sciences Commercial:
UK & Export Sales Region (Aylesbury and
Amersham Place), Life Sciences Commercial:
Marketing (Pollards Wood and Amersham Place).
Now working as Senior Associate at LLC Associates.
I am a qualified Brownie Guide Leader.
Catherine Sutton
Just finished her PhD – LLC’s latest recruit.
Cathy Howat
First joined in Development in 1986(?) but then left in
1988. Returned to the Marketing group and still there working
for GE. Currently living in the south of France.
Cathy Sturrock
1986 – 1998 Amersham R&D in various guises, 1998 – 1999
Amersham plc Marcomms, 2005 – 2009 GE Healthcare Community
Relations. Now working for Charitable Science Communication
company Science Oxford where I manage a number of contracts
aimed at engaging and inspiring young people in STEM subjects.
(Science Technology Engineering and Maths). Nothing exciting on the
home front! Still married to Fergus, 2 teenage children giving me grey
hairs but I now have a dog to add to the chaos!!

Christine Taylor
Worked at Amersham from 1985 (just a
girl!) to 2004, in QC / Cat Ops / Marketing
Communications. Currently I am Marketing
Communications Manager at Quotient
Bioresearch (who bought Amersham Custom
Preps business). Happily divorced :–)
Christine and Doug Cross
We both worked for Amersham. I was in Pensions, my husband was
in Building Services at Amersham Place. Doug is retired but I’m still
working (hopefully until July).
Christine Payne
Joined in 2001 in internal communications and currently still
there in the role of GE Healthcare Life Sciences Employee
Communications Manager.
Claire Stibbons
I worked in HR and Customer Service from 1991 until the acquisition
by GE. I’m now running my own business, A Blue Tree, providing
Executive Coaching, and also “soft skills” training. I spent 2009/early
2010 in New Zealand.
Colin MacKay
I worked for Amersham from 1996-2002 in Life Sciences, Commercial.
Founder and CEO of recent start-up company Symbiosis Pharma
Services Ltd. Got married. Had three kids. Did an MBA. Started
a company. Discovered trail running. Lost my hair.
Colin Story
I worked at Amersham from July 1997 to December 2004 formerly in
R&D as a Development Scientist and then as a Project Manager and
then latterly as a Product Manager in commercial. For the last 6 years
I have held 2 roles at Isis Innovation, Oxford and as of June 2011
I’ll be moving on to be Operations Director of a company I spun-out
called OrganOx Limited. Now married to Fiona with 2 children Jessica
and Callum!

Craig Watson
Worked for fst providing creative for the
Marketing, Product and Sales team of Amersham,
approximately 1996 – 2005. We regularly arranged
meetings on Fridays at White Lion Road over a
cooked breakfast in the canteen. I’m still with fst,
now located in the High Street of Marlow with 40
staff. Kelvyn and Otto are still colleagues, we’ve just
opened an office in Singapore. We still work today
with a few of old ‘Amershonians’, but have never
enjoyed working with so many lovely clients as
we had at Amersham during that halcyon period.
Dave Cook
Worked from 1985 – 89 in QC and radiochemical
manufacturing. Rejoined in 1992 – 2009 in Marketing,
both Global and European. Currently I am between jobs!
David Laskow-Pooley
Commenced October 1995 with AI in Healthcare and left in
April 2002 from Amersham Biosciences, initially in Healthcare
Operations, moved within Healthcare through the various
acquisitions then over to Amersham Biosciences in 2000
into Business Improvement. Now running my own company,
Pharmafor, which I founded with my son, Kurt. We assist small,
medium and emerging companies in the medical technology
sector. Recently appointed CEO of London
Pharma (one of the companies I am
assisting). Also NED of Oxfordshire
Biosciences network LLC and
Venturefest Ltd. Was heavily involved
with the development of the
Brachytherapy business whilst
at Amersham and recently became
a recipient of the product myself.
I am so glad it is a brilliant product!

Deidre Cohen
Amersham 1987- 2001; GE Healthcare Aug 2006 – Dec 2007.
Worked in Corporate research (Pollards Wood), Regional
marketing, western region (Amersham Place), Central marketing
and sales development (Amersham Place), Licensing and Business
development (Amersham Place & Pollards Wood). Currently Director
of LMGR Consulting. The company provides business development
and marketing services to UK Biotech and material science
companies. Business projects include: market sector reviews,
identification of acquisitions, trade sales, out licensing, new product
introductions and market communication. On the advisory board
of BioMoti, a London based spin out company developing new drug
delivery technology.
Denis Bunker
Joined “The Radiochemical Center” in 1976 working in Building 27
The company became “TRC” and I was involved with a project looking
at SPR based biosensors. At this time Pollards Wood was just opening
as “Corporate Research” and I moved there working with many
interesting people on interesting projects.
The company was “Amersham International” but following the
company’s loss of interest in research we became “Amerlite
Diagnostics” and then “Kodak Clinical Diagnostics”. By this time
work on SPR had been scrapped and no new projects needing my
skills were likely. Kodak sold out to Johnson and Johnson who finally
closed their Pollards Wood operations. I was retired on ill health
grounds.
Doug Cross
– see Christine and Doug Cross
Drene De Silva
Joined Amersham in December 1993 and have worked in LS
Marketing (4 years), LS Finance (2 years) and MDx Finance (10
years). Currently am Administrator to General Manager – MDx Global
Supply Chain. I did a Sky Dive in 2007 for MS Charity and raised
£5000…“Best Day of my life”

Edward Graham-Brown
Edward was head of Bioprocess Marketing at GE Healthcare Protein
Separations. Currently is Vice President, Strategic Marketing at
Millipore in the USA.
Emma McConnell
I joined Amersham in approx. 1998/99 and left with regret due to
redundancy in Dec 2006. I worked in Legal Services: Legal Assistant
to Sara Lovick & then PA to Tom Kilroy. Now I am Office Manager
working for The Frost Partnership in their Amersham office (since
March 2010).
Family are all fine. After leaving Amersham I set myself up as self
employed for a couple of years, preparing legal documents for
Crown Court for various Police Forces across the country for cases
coming to trial, which was really interesting & good for a while but
completely dried up when the credit crunch happened. We took a trip
to Bangkok & Thailand over Christmas & New Year Dec 2006/2007
which was fantastic – a real holiday of a life time – would love to go
again some time.
Emma Shipstone
Worked at Amersham Sept 1998-Dec 2007 in R&D (Grove Centre)
98-01, Apps Consultant & Training (Piscataway) 01 – 05 and Strategic
Marketing (Pollards Wood, Amersham Place) 05 – 07. Now Head of
Marketing EMEA Affymetrix.
Etsuko Hosaka
Etsuko joined Amersham in Japan in 1994 and worked there until
when she came to the UK headquarter in 1996 on secondment and
worked there until March 2009.
Francis McLoughlin
Joined Amersham as Key account Manager for Scotland, and then
moved South and became inside sales manager for UK and Nordic
Regions. Was heavily involved in sales training in Europe from 2001
until leaving in 2004, to set up Affinity Learning limited an a Training
and Coaching Company. Francis and David adopted Marly, aged 6,
in March this year.

Gerry Spiller
I started work in the Organic Department at The Radiochemical
Centre in 1969, transferred to the Clinical Reagents Department in
1976 and remained working on the White Lion Road site until about
1989 when the Department was transferred to Pollards Wood. I
continued working at Pollards Wood for Amerlite Diagnostics, Kodak
Clinical Diagnostics and lastly Ortho Clinical Diagnostics (OCD).
When J&J closed the Pollards Wood site in July 2000 I had a brief
spell (6 Months) working in OCD Regulatory Affairs and then took
redundancy. After 6 weeks at home being bored I accepted a job
working in QA for Lonza Biologics in Slough. I continued working
part-time for Lonza until Oct 2008 and then took early retirement.
Gina Gooch (Newton)
Joined in April 1992 working initially in Life Science Group Marketing
and then into Sales. Currently working part-time as Sales Admin
Support in Life Sciences Commercial, UK. I now have two children
– Alice, 7 and Lilly 14 months.
Glynis Sutton
I worked at the Radiochemical Centre 1979 – 82 as Marketing
secretary, then went to Oz for a year. On my return (Jan 1983)
went back to work as a Marketing secretary then moved onto
a variety of Communications projects – graphic design, catalogue,
newsletter co-ordinator, rebranding, conferences, advertising, etc.
I left in October 2004 after 21 years, exhausted! Since then, I’ve
worked in Berkhamsted at a medical publishers, organising print
and workshops.
Over the last 7 years I’ve done an OU degree in Environmental studies
in my spare time, now I’m an official tree-hugger. (If anyone knows
of a local job that combines Environmental and Communications
aspects, please let me know!!!). Heavily involved in organising local
fundraising and social events, and volunteer for local hospice. Love
my garden and allotment, becoming obsessed with exercise and
fitness, after many years of being a sloth.
Grahame Robb
Grahame Robb Associates ran the fantastic Leadership Challenge
training courses that many of us attended.

Grete Vigen Rode
I joined Amersham in Norway 1985 and left
in 1993 after having worked at Amersham
Place the last 5 years with the company.
I always worked for the Life Science/
Bioscience department. After 18 years
with Amersham, I moved back to Norway
and joined Dynal. Left after 3 years when
it became Invitrogen. I then joined a
Norwegian holding company with several
Ltd companies under its umbrella. Here
I manage one small heath food company,
mainly selling Omega-3 based products
to pharmacies, heath food shops etc.
My three kids are now all grown up and
a new phase in my life has started and
I am open for new opportunities!
Heather Owen (Crammond)
Joined APB April 1998, left GE December
2006. Worked in HR. Now HR Business
Partner at Ultra Electronics. Got married
in August 2007.
Helen Belcher
Worked from 2002 to 2008 in Marcomms and
Event Management. Now at Affymetrix in the role
of Marketing Communications Manager (EMEA).
Hilary Latham
Worked at Amersham from 1985 to 2004 I think!
Initially in the Labs, then in Sales and Marketing.
Currently Head of Marketing Services, Promega UK.
Ian Bryan
I’ve been working for Amersham/GE since 2001
in the Patent /Intellectual Property Group as an
Intellectual Property Counsel for GEHC/Life
Sciences. I am also managing to cope with the
stress of being a Reading F.C. fan and planning both
of our daughter’s weddings…

Ian Durrant
Started in Life Sciences R&D at
Pollards Wood in 1988. Moved
to B22U and stayed through the
Amersham Pharmacia days but left
before it became GE. Worked on all
aspects of non-radioactive DNA, RNA
and protein detection and related products. Joined
Oxford Immunotec Ltd in 2004 (T cell based diagnostics); performed
a number of roles and I am currently in charge of both clinical trials
and all aspects of IP. Added 1 child (yes, that makes 9) and 2 (soon
to be 3) grandchildren to the family since leaving Amersham.
Ian Hesslewood
I joined in September 1974 and left in October
2009 so just got my 35 years in. Most recently
worked in the IP/patents group.
Jackie Green
I worked at Amersham International/GE for 20
years, and my last role was in Strategic Planning
at Pollards Wood. For the past 4+ years I have
been working at Janssen Cilag/Johnson & Johnson
as Senior Clinical Trials Administrator specialising
in Oncology.
Jacob Testdorpf
Joined Amersham Pharmacia Biotech, Germany, in January 1999
through the Molecular Dynamics acquisition as a sales specialist.
Worked in regional and global marketing roles relating to imaging
(Typhoon, DIGE, micro arrays, PCI, IN Cell) from 2000, and then 2005
– 2008 in Amersham Place and Pollards Wood, UK. Now working at
PerkinElmer as Director High Content Instruments and Applications,
based in Hamburg, since 10/2010. Father of twins.
Jacqy Frost
Worked at Amersham from 1989 – Sept 2004 in Legal Services,
mainly trademarks and copyright. I am now retired spending my time
travelling quite a lot (just been to the Caribbean); go to art classes;
nterior design course; learning Italian and Spanish; and baby sitting.

James Clough
Worked in European Marketing from 1987 to 2002. Now at OGT,
in role of VP Clinical and Genomic Programmes.
Jamie McQuade
I worked at Amersham (International) between 1984 and 1991, initially
in the New Technologies and then heading up the Technical Support
Group within Life Science Marketing. On leaving Amersham, I moved
into intellectual property commercialization with BTG and I’m currently
at IMS Health where I’m using my experience in IP and biologics
to help develop market analytics for the pharmaceutical industry.
Outside of work I’ve still to drive coast to coast across America and
the heights of Kilimanjaro remain unexplored. Other things have kept
me busy, however. For those that knew me at Amersham, Barbara
and I celebrate our 30th anniversary later this year, and the small baby
that arrived just before I left the company will graduate from University
next month.
Jan Hearn
Jan worked at Amersham Labs from 1988 to 2001 as the Life
Science R&D Secretary. Now happily retired, writing books (novels)
and short stories.
Janice Kay
Worked at Amersham/ APB from 1983-2005 (you might say too
long), mostly in customer services, sales and marketing. Now working
in a completely different field for Aon Employee Benefits as Client
Services Manager.
Jenny Light
My time at Amersham started when it was called The Radiochemical
Centre in the late 1960s. After having a break to have children
I returned and continued until it became Amersham International
and joined the excitement of buying shares in the newly launched
company.
I always worked in the development of in vitro medical diagnostic test
development and saw the move from the radioactive label originally
used to the chemi-luminescent system which saw us seeking
partnership with Kodak. This also saw us being moved to Pollards
Wood and eventually being sold off to Kodak who then sold us to

J&J when OCD was created. We all loved our time at Pollards Wood
and have great memories of the parties we held in the House and
grounds. By the end of my time there, I had moved into the Research
Group and enjoyed liaising with the university research teams in
various places. I was there to the end of OCDs occupation of Pollards
Wood when a large number of us were made redundant when the
R&D was transferred to the US.
At this point I took early retirement and have since enjoyed becoming
a grandparent, a great joy to my husband Derek and I. We have also
indulged our passion for travel and continue to try and explore as
much of the world as we can afford and have the energy for.
Jim Brown
Worked at Amersham from 1992 to 2005, as President of the
international Region. Very prominent in the International trading area.
Since leaving has spent most time as Chairman / Non - Exec Director
of Public and private companies in New Zealand, Australia, Hong
Kong, China, The Middle East, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
John Anson
Joined in 1989, and left in 2005 having worked in Development,
Business Development and Marketing. Now at OGT as VP
Biomarker Discovery.
John Diment
Worked for Amersham from 1986 until the Kodak purchase of
Amersham’s Diagnostics Section. Living the Grand Design in paradise
near Cygnet, Tasmania. Property owner and farmer on 45 acres
– growing olives, eucalypts, lavenders, saffron, paddymelons
and gorse.
John McCombe
Worked for the Radiochemical Centre/Amersham/GEHC for 41 years
from September 1969 to 30/09/2010, and had 34 different jobs in
that time. Outside work, I have continued a lifelong passion for all
things connected with motorcycling, (which is fortunately shared by
my wife), and have recently toured from Vancouver to San Francisco
on a British Triumph motorcycle, and both islands of New Zealand.
We have two fine sons – the McCombe name will not disappear from
GE as my younger son now works for GE Capital.

John Meech
I worked between 1971 and 2005 at The
Radiochemical Centre, Amersham, Amersham
Pharmacia Biotech, GE, starting in the labs,
through Product Management and ending up
as Life Science Business Strategic Planning
Director. Currently with Genetix positioning
the drug discovery products within the wider
Danaher businesses, travelling a lot.
John Sutton
Joined Amersham in 1974 when it was The Radiochemical Centre,
and worked in Life Sciences until 2009. Now doing Life Science
Consultancy Services for LLC.
Judith Jessop
Joined TRC in 1977 in the QC department working
on RIA kits. After the move to Cardiff, she left work
for a few years when the children came along,
and restarted in the Tech Services group working
on development of new products in the Amerlex
and Amerlite range. She transferred to Kodak
in 1992 when the Clinical Reagents division was
sold off and remained with Kodak/OCD until
she retired in September last year.
Julie Coggins
Started at Amersham when it was
Radiochemical Centre in 1978 initially in
manufacturing and then R&D in Cardiff. Moved to R&D Amersham
labs in 1988 for the ECL WB products – where I met the lovely Lynne!
Moved to UK sales (1990?) and then regional marketing (1993?),
then group marketing (1994?), then HR for a year or so before APB
formed and Peter and I moved to Piscataway where I stayed in HR for
a while. When we moved to California I worked briefly at the Hoefoer
site before moving to be VP Marketing initially for Clontech and then
BD Biosciences.
Retired in 2001so did ‘ladies that do lunch’ in Boston (while Peter
was still at PerkinElmer) for a few years before coming home to Wales
in 2006.Recently discovered that I am really a closet history geek and
not a scientist after all – I have just finished my welsh history Masters
degree and am now studying for a PhD at University of Wales. So life
is pretty good and when I’m not pouring over books we have sheep
and dogs and chickens to keep us busy.

Kathryn Cook
Joined in Sept 1990. Have worked in Manufacturing, Tech Services,
Sales and Marketing. Still here after >20 years! Currently Marketing
Manager in Cell Technologies.
Keiko Hattori
President of Amersham Japan from 1996 to 2004 and GM of Asia
until 2007. Now President of Haemonetics Japan.
Keith Kelly
Started work at The Radiochemical
Centre/ Amersham International
from 1979-1985. Left and then
returned from 1988-1995. Worked
as Mechanical Engineer (Harwell and
Grove Centre), Project Engineer, Site
Engineering (Grove Centre). Now Projects
Director, Applied Engineering Solutions
Ltd. Have cycled round Monte Blanc
on my mountain bike.
Lenore Kent
In Life Sciences R&D from 1988 until it closed in 2003. Moved into
manufacturing at GE where I still work.
Lesley Meeks (Hamilton)
I worked at Amersham Int. from 1976 (was the Radio Chemical
Centre) until 1998. I was called Lesley Hamilton in those days.
I worked in Manufacturing Biosciences and then moved to
Pharmaceuticals. I then became Group Purchasing Director
and eventually run the Merger Integrations programme for AI
and Nycomed.
Lesley Smith
Regulatory Operations Director at GE. Married to Tony Smith.

Linda Lunn
Worked in HR and Learning and Development from 1986 until 2005
– recruited Lynne on the milk round in 1989. Currently owner at Linda
Lunn Associates Ltd, an Independent Consultant - Coaching and
Leadership Development.
Linda van Manen
Joined Pharmacia from August 1986, Amersham Pharmacia from 1997
(merger) until April 2005.Worked in Marketing Communications, PR,
in Protein Separations and Proteomics. I’m currently Communications
Director at the BGA group, a multi-channel marketing communications
and branding agency specialized in the Life Sciences. Other than that,
I’m pretty boring! (Don’t believe it – Lynne).
Linsey Cresswell
Worked at Amersham from about 1986 to 2005, in Life Sciences, –
probably in most departments! Started up LLC with Lynne Edhouse
and Caroline Kelly in July 2005, doing Licensing for a number
of different organisations. Trying to fit in as much as I can before
I really get too old, including running the London
Marathon this year and actively learning
Spanish for when LLC open their European
Headquarters in Puerto Pollensa!
Liz Miller
I joined Amersham straight from school at
18, and worked from 1987 TO 1998 in various
departments, starting in R&D, then technical
services, marketing communications and group
marketing, all in the life science area. Currently
project managing a large extension at home,
very stressful business!!
Not sure which is scariest, in my 5th decade(!) and just
started to learn tennis, or my eldest son is learning to drive!!

Lynne Edhouse (Eccleston)
Joined Amersham in 1989 and spent 6 years
in R&D before moving into Marketing. Left in
2005 and set up LLC Associates with Linsey
Cresswell and Caroline Kelly. Now in our 6th
year of business. Have 2 Children – Jack
age 12 and Sasha age 9.
Malcolm Trice
Joined APB in 1998 and am still work for the
company at present in the GE Healthcare UK finance
team. Little known fact: Used to own my own pub!
Marianne Werner-Marshall
Started with Amersham Int in Finance/Credit Control, at the Rickfords
Hill office, Aylesbury (Jim Kier). I was with the Co and it’s changes, APB
and then GE from 1987 – 2007. I am retired from “regular” working life
but did a years full time College to train as Holistic Therapist and am
now fully qualified to massage/treat. Nowadays I enjoy combining travel
with “work” - so have within the last 10 month completed: a 6 week
stint house-sitting in Andalusia, 6 weeks teaching English in Thailand,
also spending time at my property in Turkey. When possible I take part
in Clinical Trials...
Mark Sutherland
VP at Molecular Dynamics from 1988 until the merger with Amersham
Biosciences in 2001. Was VP of Strategic Alliances until leaving in 2005.
Now Sr. Vice President, Business Development at Complete Genomics.
Martin Bye
Joined Amersham (then The Radiochemical Centre) in October
1973, working firstly in Carbon-14 R&D and SST, and later Tritium
R&D (Building 22). Following a technical liaison role at Amersham
Corporation in Chicago, I returned to Tritium R&D, moving to Cardiff
in 1980. From the early 90’s, I was a member of Amersham’s IP group,
involved with patent drafting and prosecution, and IP licensing. I retired
from GE Healthcare in May 2008. Interests include: hill/mountain
walking with Cardiff Ramblers, playing guitar with a group of likeminded
individuals, family (three grandchildren at the latest count),
gardening/DIY.

Martin Cunningham
Worked at Amersham from 1982 to current date, with a break in 2002.
Started in QC, then R&D, then IP. Currently looking after new ideas for
Life Sciences and Medical Diagnostics and working with the IP team
in GE Corporate on innovation systems across the whole of GE.
I guess the most interesting thing is that I can’t think of anything
interesting. Maybe I need to make some changes…
Michael Cole
Software engineer at Amersham from 1988. Worked in Sunnyvale
for a period before returning to the UK as a technical Product
Manager. Left GE in 2005. Curently Development Manager
at VocaLink.
Mikael Gordon
Worked at APB from 1997 until left GE in 2007. At APB worked in IT,
VP Laboratory Products, VP Strategic Planning, VP Global Sales, @
GE Integration, Clinical Systems. Currently President Global Markets
at Haemonetics Corporation. Living outside Geneva
Switzerland and have improved my skiing since.
Mike Evans
Worked at Amersham between 1987 – 2000 and 2002 –
2005, in R&D and Commercial. Currently CEO at OGT.
Mike Waterhouse
I worked in Amersham/GE Medical Diagnostics from
2000 – 2006 in Development and then Lean Six
Sigma. I am now running my own lean and supply
chain consulting business – still focussing
mainly on pharmaceutical and biotech
sectors. Consulting recently in public sector
has shown how my personal tax is wasted!
Nicola Clouden
Have worked at Amersham/GE since Jan 1996
until present day in HR. Currently I am working
on the HR Systems Projects. I am attempting my
first 5km in July.

Nicola Scott
Worked at Amersham from 1994 – 2006,
originally in Unit 10, before moving into Marketing
Communications. Now Marketing Communications
(Imaging & Detection) at PerkinElmer.
Paolo Soldati
Worked at Amersham between 1993 and 2008
(Amersham first, then APB and finally GE), in
Commercial, Life Science – Italy & South EU. Now
am Founder and Chief Executive at Singredia Life
Science, helping start-ups or young companies
going commercial and develop the business. I’m
shortly going to celebrate the 25th anniversary
of my marriage – hopefully!
Pat Easton
Worked in Life Science development from 1984
until it shut in 2003, when moved into QC at GE.
Left in 2009 and am now LabManager at RSLL.
Paul Orange
I worked at Amersham from 1998 – 2005, in
Biosciences R&D – Building 22 at the Grove site.
I have just moved back to the UK from 2 years
in Shanghai as the Asia-Pacific sales director for
PerkinElmer, so am turning my building site into
a house.
Penny Owen
I started in Amersham in Dec 1992, in R&D. I was
part of the new drug screening initiative with the
SPA technology and Technology Transfer. I moved
to product management for SPA in 1998, then
worked on LEADseeker, INCell and related areas
in Marketing until 2005. Since 2005, I’ve been part
of the “Consumables” business (various names for
the business in between due to a series of
re-orgs!), which now includes the Whatman range.
I’m currently the Business Segment Leader for
Specialised Media and reagents, which includes
Amersham & illustra branded molecular biology
products, Whatman FTA & 903 products and our
range of diagnostic membranes.
I’m currently a member of an advisory panel
working with the Welsh Assembly Government
on their strategy for Life Sciences in Wales.

Peter Coggins
Initially joined the Radiochemical Centre in 1973, in the UK and then
went to Arlington Heights, Chicago. Left in 1985, but returned to take
up senior Marketing roles in Europe in 1994. Moved to Piscataway and
then Sunnyvale before leaving Amersham in 2002. Spent 4 years in
Boston with Perkin Elmer, before moving to Wales. Now on the Board
of a number of Companies.
Phil Dobson
Joined R&D in 1990 and moved into Marketing before leaving in 2004.
After a period at Procognia I am now at Cambridge Biosciences.
Philippe Bogard
I started in 1984 with LKB, which was then bought by Pharmacia and
then merged with Amersham. I worked in Lynne’s Proteomics Product
Management group from 2001 until 2004. I run now my own
company, being distributor for a few companies (see
website: www.proteomicsconsult.com). I will be 60 on
October 24th and getting married a few days later
on October 29th!
Rachel Fallon
Worked at Amersham from August 1986 – May 2003
in R&D. Now CTO for SkyMedical Ltd also trading as
Firstkind Ltd.
Rachel Panther
Joined in 1989, same time as Lynne Edhouse, and
worked in Aylesbury as Technical Correspondent then Sales for
two years, then left to go to Applied Biosystems. Bounced back
to Amersham before leaving again to Perkin Elmer. Now Business
Development Director within the logistics industry. Living with Kevin
and the three boys, Kit, Finn and Riley.
Raj Odedra
Joined R&D at the Grove Centre until 2003. Currently working in
Life Science R&D consultancy, including research strategy, market
intelligence, knowledge management, outsourcing, medical device
approval and licensing; Veterinary in vitro diagnostic marker discovery,
validation, manufacture and marketing.

Rita McCann – Barrett
I joined Amersham International plc as a receptionist in 1994. At first I
worked on reception in Lt. Chalfont, which at the time was Head Office.
Years later I went over to Pollards Wood as receptionist. There were
literally only about 30 of us on site. We all worked in the old Manor
House while the main building was being completely refurbished.
The first Christmas at PW in the Manor House was a unique and
magical time. Canapés in reception complete with Father Christmas
(Peter Sykes), greeting all with a welcome drink before sitting down to
Christmas lunch in the dining room. This was followed by showing an
amazingly funny and inventive ‘Pollywood’ movie made by and starring
quite a few of the staff. A perfect end to a really memorable day. I left
Amersham/GE in 2009 after being made redundant. I am not working
at present.
Robert Sunderland
Ron Jackson
I worked at Amersham from Oct 1982- April
1990, in Life Sciences Development. I am now
a Principal Scientist, at MedImmune/AstraZeneca,
Cambridge. Living in Cambridge for the last
20 years.
Ron Long
Ron joined the main Board of Amersham plc in
August 1990 as Commercial Director. He then
went on to be appointed Managing Director
Life Sciences in 1996 and CEO for Amersham
Pharmacia Biotech from 1997 until June 2000
when he was appointed Vice Chairman of the
Group until his retirement from Amersham in June 2001.
Currently CEO of SkyMedical Ltd also trading as Firstkind Ltd.
Rose Brown
Joined in 1965 and worked there until retiring in 2002. Lead a superb
European team focussing on the Pharma Industry.
Sandy McBean
Was in UK sales for Molecular Dynamics in the Vistra days. Now
General Manager at illumina UK Ltd.

Sarah Jeffery
Worked at Amersham/GE from 1989 – 2005 at St Georges in Mike
Billingham and then in Marcomms. I have worked for a primary
care company for the last 3 1/2 years as their Head of PR &
Communications. During that time seen the company grow from 3 GP
practices in Bucks with 30 employees to operating 56 surgeries across
UK, looking after 160,000 patients and employing nearly 1000 staff –
keeps me busy!
Sarah Peterson
Started in 1984, in B29 for 6 weeks before moving to PW, initially
worked in Immuno-detection research products, SPR, Amerlite / Vitros
development until 2000 when J&J OCD R&D shut down. In 2000 –
2002, I worked for Prolifix, a small start-up drug discovery company
at Milton Park (Abingdon).
Started back in Amersham Biosciences R&D in 2002 but moved to
Amersham Health in 2003 (which is now GE Healthcare). I have a real
problem remembering who I worked with when! Due to leave end
June 2011! Looking for new opportunities from September this year
– consultancy plus a move to some Coaching and Mentoring and
I’ve also started some 1:1 tutoring Science and Maths, GCSE and
A level Biology.
Still busy out of work – 2 boys at university. Bee Keeping, backpacking
holidays, organising village events, DIY & gardening, Keep Fit, and even
some Cricket! Plus lots of socialising.
Seema Bennett
I worked at Amersham International from June 1995 until July 1998.
I am now Sales Director at a corporate wellbeing and nanotechnology
company and have lived in Finland and China for 6 years since leaving
Amersham. Now have 3 kids.
Stephen Archer
Business analyst, Consultant and founder
of Spring Partnerships. Ran many European
and US Sales Conferences for Amersham
and GE.
Stephen Lewis
I joined Amersham in 1982 and worked for
Amersham / APB / Nycomed / Amersham and
GEHC leaving in 2009 after 27 years.

Steve Capper
I worked for Amersham from 1985 in Development
in Cardiff – as Project leader, Section Manager,
and (for last 10 years) Project Manager. Still
at GE. Have just completed a charity bike ride
from Holyhead to Cardiff (280miles) – so have
sore legs!!
Steve Davenport
Worked at Amersham from 1989 – 2002 in UK
and European Sales, including Drug Discovery
Technology Platforms. Currently Vice President
European Sales at Cell Biosciences Inc., a life
science tools provider. Steve & Sue – Happily married with 15 year
old son (can’t believe it!). Steve coaches rugby and Sue provides first
aid for Aylesbury RFC U15s. Now own 2nd property on Norfolk coast
which we use for relaxing weekends and holiday lets. Both working
hard at not trying to work too hard!!
Steve Hudson
Was at Amersham from 1987 to 1998,
returned to Amersham in 2003, and am
still here. Have worked in IT, Customs,
QA, and now am International Trade
Control Leader for EMEA for Healthcare.
Stewart Kay
I worked at Amersham from Sept 1986
to Dec 2001 in the commercial group (too
many departments to mention…). Currently
I am Director of Business Development at
GlaxoSmithKline. I now do Triathlons and
so spend much of my free time swimming,
cycling or running.
Sue Davenport (Jones)
Worked at Amersham from 1976 – 2005 in Life
Science Customer Service team and European
Marketing Communications. Currently a
Marketing Communications Consultant
providing services to life sciences, material
sciences and medical device companies
including clinical areas. See Steve Davenport.

Susie Milne
I worked at Amersham/GE from November 2002 until October
2006 inclusive so 4 years all in all. I worked in Marketing
Communications and then in Marketing as a PA. I have recently
been made redundant from working for a Consultant in private
medicine so am currently temping.
Tim Knott
I was in Amersham R&D from 1990 to 2003. I’m now Bus Development
Manager in the Tech Transfer division of the Wellcome Trust. Modesty
prevents me from mentioning the many fascinating facets of my
existence on this globe!
Tim Richardson
Worked at Amersham from 1986 – 2003 in Bioscience R&D.
Currently Director of Finance & Operations, School of
Biological Sciences, University of Reading.
Tom Kilroy
Worked at Amersham from 2001 to 2009
in the legal department. Now am General
Counsel at Misys plc, a software company.
Happy living in the sticks with Lucy (wife),
three kids, two horses, two guinea pigs
and a cat.
Tony Devenish
Tony was with Amersham Biomedical/GE from 1997 to 2007 when he
retired as a Radiochemist. He likes DIY in the house, gardening, plays
badminton with ex-colleagues from GE and local friends, goes fell
walking with the Dacorum Adventure Group one weekend a month as
well as walking and cycling in the local area, enjoys doing the Guardian
Crossword and learning Spanish.

Tony Pope
I joined Amersham in 1980. This was an exciting time, with molecular
biology just starting to take off. I was the first molecular biologist in the
Labelled Compounds Department. My job was to design molecular
biology kits, including the M13 sequencing kit, an SP6 polymerase kit
and an in vitro mutagenesis kit. These were cutting edge products at
that time.
In 1990 I left Amersham to join CAT (Cambridge Antibody Technology)
a new company started by Dave Chiswell from Amersham, and Greg
Winter from the LMB lab in Cambridge. Four of the first six employees
at CAT were ex-Amersham - Dave Chiswell, John McCafferty, Ron
Jackson and myself.
After 10 years at CAT I joined John McCafferty at the Sanger Centre for
five years before taking a break from Science and doing a Photography
Degree. I am currently working on a Cancer Research UK project to
develop a potential therapeutic antibody using phage antibody display.
I live in Cambridge - a great place to live! I make regular trips over there
to visit my sister who lives in Perth in Western Australia.
Tony Smith
Worked mainly in R&D from 1979 until leaving
to go to Gemini Research Limited in 1997.
Returned in 1999 as VP of R&D, UK until leaving
at the end of 2001 to take up CSO position at
Solexa Sequencing. Now Managing Director
at Ashleworth House Consulting Ltd.
Trevor Clements
Ran our brilliant Business Skills programme.
A big influence on many people! “Almost right!”
was a key phrase, as was “That’s a Cloughy”.
Trevor Nicholls
Initially joined in 1981 as a Life Science salesman, but left in 1988 to
join McKinseys. Returned in 1991 until 1997 as Worldwide Commercial
Director for Life Science. After roles at Oxagen and Affymetrix became
CEO at CAB International. Also on board of a number of other Life
Science companies.

Val Jones
I started in 1985 in Technical Service, UK Sales,
and am still at GE, currently as Global PR Manager,
GE Healthcare Life Sciences.
Vikki Ponting
I worked for Amersham in the sales office, customer
service / sales support. I still currently work for GE
as key account manager for the BioProcess division.
Yvonne Boustouller
Sales Director for GE from 2000 to 2007. Now National
Sales Manager for Promega UK Limited.
Yvonne Linney (Gibson-Harris)
Worked for Amersham from 1993 to 2003 in Life
science marketing. Plus Pharmacia 1986 – 1993.
Currently VP GM Automated Solutions Business
@ Agilent Life Science Group. Have lived in US
since 1995.
Yvonne Matthews
Started Amersham – 29 July 1986, – Life
sciences. Went to join Biosensors research team
in 1989 at Pollards Wood, then back to The
Grove Centre in 1992 joining the newly formed
“bought-ins” team, followed by other project
teams in R&D. Left R&D May 2003, along with
everyone else! Started within Regulatory Affairs
in October 2003 where I am still in post and of
course working for GE from 2004. Re Married
in 2005 to Geoff who I have known for a very
long time, he came to my first wedding! Taken
up ballroom dancing again, still go walking and
many classes at the gym every week.

Zandra Carrington (Clark)
Zandra joined APB in 1998 in as Tech Support Specialist. After 18
months, she moved to Marketing as Product Manager to help with
the never-to-be launch of SNiPer. Exiting the world of life sciences (via
Transgenomic, Invitrogen and Affymetrix), she grew some roots, had
a child, taught swimming with Waterbabies and studied Horticulture
before finally going back to proper work in 2008, setting up Minnac
Marketing Ltd with an ex-Affymetrix colleague.

Alan Dance
Would love to but don’t think I can be in
the UK at that time…have a good one!
Allan Hayle
Unfortunately I am going to be in
Manchester that weekend, but send my
best wishes to everybody. Don’t drink too
much..............Oh what the.......go on drink
too much !
Andy Bertera
I would have been great to have attended this reunion, but as
it is unlikely that I will be in the UK at this time, I will have to decline.
However, I will keep the date on my calendar should something change.
Please say “hello” to everyone! Best regards, Andy.
Anne Jones
Would have loved to go but the date does not work for me, sorry!
Bill Castell
I was delighted to learn of the Amersham reunion at Latimer. If I had
been in the UK I would have attended like a shot. As it happens I
am visiting Dr Avijit Lahiri in Cyprus on a trip that has been planned
for over a year. Dr Lahiri was responsible for organising the Myoview
trials which gained us successful registration in Japan and Europe in
1994 and in the USA in 1996. Amersham has a lot to thank Dr Lahiri
for and I am delighted that he and I continue as good friends as well
as him being my personal expert cardiologist! Whomever decides to
hold another Amersham reunion may I suggest we have a date at least
a year in advance. I look forward to receiving reports on the success
of the meeting and I am delighted that some of our long term R&D
investments are starting to shine within GE Healthcare.
David Fernie
Everyone unable to attend
As much as I’d love to be there and meet with some old colleagues,
I regret that I have a prior engagement here in sunny Wales. However,
I appreciate the mail and I hope that you have a truly great evening.

Delphine Sifflet
Thanks Lynne for the kind invite. I am not able to join because I am
going to a wedding that week but it looks like an excellent opportunity
to meet people from the old time!
Dennis Harris
Hi guys Good luck with the event! I wish I could be there but it’s a long
trek from the Bay Area Best Dennis
Elisabetta Puletti
Fantastic Idea!!! I’m sure will be fun, but... pity I can’t. A big kiss to all.
With love Elisabetta
Frank Craig
It’s a great idea. Unfortunately, I can’t make it due to another
commitment. However, I bet it will be successful and you will organise
one next year that I can come to?
Fraser Black
Unfortunately, once again business trumps pleasure. I need to travel
to the US on the week of the reunion and won’t be back in time. I am
more than a little disappointed but I am sure it will be a huge success.
I am quite green with envy.
Firman Ghouze
Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it since I am in the US. Great idea
though – I am sure it will be a very successful evening. Best Firman.
Gavin Hardy
Sorry guys, I will be in Spain. Would have loved to come. Gav
Heather Whittaker
Thank you, I would have loved to have come and caught up with
everyone, but I shall be on holiday on this date. I do hope everyone has
a good time Heather

Herbert Glutz
As I’m living now in Chiang Mai,
Northern Thailand, Latimer isn’t
just around the corner. At the same
time I have to breed up the next
generation of Frogs and Tilapi fish.
Really liked to make it and to see all
the old friends again. Could you be
so kind to pass through to them my
warmest regards and that they shall drink
a few Beer and Single malts for me too.
With best regards Herbert
Jackie Evans
Sorry have a diary clash with a rugby dinner
dance - have lots of fun everyone I am sure
it will be a fantastic night as it was a fantastic
time to work there.
Jasmine Gruia-Grey
I really wish that I could join you, but
unfortunately it won’t work out. I think this
reunion is a fabulous idea and I hope that
everyone has a wonderful time.
John Kleijne
Thanks so much for the invitation and actually
I already transferred the money bc I assumed
I could participate in the reunion. Would have
been so great. Right after I transferred the
money, I was told that the 10th of June we are
off on vacation for a week in Greece! Exactly
on the 10th!!! So unfortunately I can’t make it.
I’m sure you will have a great reunion anyway
but I’m really sorry I have to miss it!
Kevin Daish
Many thanks for remembering and inviting me to the reunion. If I was in
the UK I most definitely would have come, however, that is not the case
being now living in Auckland and I will not be in the UK at that time.
Please can you take lots of pictures of everyone on the night and put
them maybe on flicker so we can all see what we are missing.

Kevin Kissane
Sorry to miss this. Hope everyone has a great time! Kevin
Lena Jonsson
Darn, I just don’t have enough hours and days to make ends meet. he
10th is the day that school finishes here for my boys and the 11th I have
a party for my best girlfriend who is turning 40. Meaning that I just won’t
be able to get to the reunion in there. Have a glass of wine for me.
Lars Eric Utterman
I am sorry, but I cannot make it. Have to be in Sweden at that time.
Best regards Lars Eric
Luan Wootton
I hadn’t heard about the reunion so was really pleased to get the
invitation, however, at the moment I am due to be in the States that
week so will have to say no, unless something changes. Gutted ! Best
Wishes, Luan
Mark Vossenaar
Hi, I now have my new planning in
and unfortunately won’t be able
to join as I will be on a plane that
this point in time returning from
meetings in the US. I wish you and
all attendees a great get-together
Martin Deighton
I would love to have joined you
all. Unfortunately I will be in
France. Please keep in touch
and let me know when the next
“bash” is. Best regards to all,
martin Deighton
Martin Harris
Great idea to arrange the reunion. No idea whether I can make it at the
moment. Pity I don’t still live in Chesham, I could walk there! M.xx

Mats Grahn
Hi, Very happy to get invited and I think this is a great initiative!
Unfortunately I have already made other family plans for the week
in question. Best Regards, Mats
Mike Hayes
Hope all is well with you and LLC. Unfortunately, I will be away on hols
that week so won’t be able to join you. All the best, Mike
Mike Pettigrew
I’m so sorry I can’t make the reunion but unfortunately I will return from
ASMS in Colorado on the 9th. Please make sure you wish everyone the
best from me as I have so many great memories of working with all of
you! Thanks again for the invite and hopefully I will be able to make the
next one! Mike Pettigrew
Neil Cook
Can’t get to UK at that time, sorry have a great time neil.
Nicky Gane
I don’t think I can make it. Really sorry and thanks for the invite.
Pat Towers
Unfortunately I’m with some Japanese customers on this day so can’t
make it.
Per Ng
I am flying back from a few days in France on business that evening
and then flying out to the US for over a week the next day so I need
to spend a few hours at home.
Hope the reunion goes well. I hear a lot of people talking about it and
would have liked catching up with you all.
Pieter Noordeloos
Unfortunately I will not be able to join. I really appreciate your effort and
please give my warmest regards to all old friends and colleagues. Best
regards, Pieter

Rhona Macdonald
Hi to everyone, sorry I can`t make the party. Rhona Macdonald xx
Richard Larsen
Hi Really sorry to send this mail - I have really been trying to find a way
to attend, just not working. If you ever do this again, please invite me
again. Wish you a great party. Richard
Richard Mabe
I have just returned from a holiday in Brazil and received this invite.
I am so sorry that I will not be able to attend. I have another weekend
trip already planned for that week. Promise me you will do this again
as I would very much like to see all of the wonderful folks from our
Amersham days. I trust you are doing well and please, please give me
regards to everyone. I may send you some pictures to share with folks
if you want. Cheers, Richard
Roger Newman
Hi All Must send my regrets as we are away that week (Hoping to see
the Coggins in Pembrokeshire while we are on their turf). I am still busy
saving the planet...some way to go yet...new volunteers welcome!! Best
wishes to all for a very enjoyable event. Roger p.s. If you see Cluffy, I
have just found the “Flora of the Canaries” he lent me about a millenium
ago. Get him to email me and I will buy him lunch and return it. p.p.s.
I don’t tweet, face book, blog etc, no time....
Roger Price
Sorry to say I have family commitments so
cannot attend. Thanks to Lynne and Linsey
for organising this and wishing the rest of you
a great night.
Sarah Baker
Just wanted to drop you a line to thank you
for the kind invite to the Amersham Reunion.
Unfortunately, I can’t make it but hope it
goes well and is a great success! Thank
you for thinking of me. Faith is now 8 and
the twins will be four at the end of July.
Don’t know where the time has gone but
its mad busy!!!

Sian Godwin
Hi Sorry, I need to be in Sweden on May19th so can’t make another trip
to Europe in June. Sian
Steve Becker
Thanks for the invite. This sounds like a super event and an even
better idea. I will have to check my travel calendar. Currently, my job
does not take me to the EU, but we just got bought by Quest, so that
may change.
Sue Siegel
Yes, I was very interested in attending and was trying to register.
However, dates are posing problematic. I’m going to try to figure it out,
but it might not be possible. Thanks so much for organizing. I have
the best of memories of my Amersham days and the people I had the
privilege of working with!
Tom Naven
Hope you are well. I won’t be there as
I have a prior engagement on Saturday
– Mayor’s Ball! Thanks for the invite.

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